Mice
- 90% quieter clicks with the same tactile feedback
- Reliable 2.4GHz wireless connection with 10m range
- Plug-and-play Nano USB receiver—no software needed
- Long-lasting 18-month battery life (1x AA)
- Compact and ambidextrous design for both hands
- High precision optical tracking (1000 DPI)
- Compatible with Windows, macOS, Chrome OS & Linux
- Auto sleep mode for power saving
- Wireless mouse with strong 2.4GHz USB receiver
- Plug-and-play — no setup software required
- Up to 10 meters wireless range
- Up to 12 months battery life with 1 AA battery
- 1000 DPI optical tracking for smooth performance
- Comfortable, ambidextrous design
- Lightweight and travel-friendly
- Compatible with Windows, Mac, Linux & Chrome OS
- Wireless mouse with 2.4GHz USB nano receiver
- 10-meter wireless range with stable connection
- Up to 12-month battery life on a single AA battery
- Compact, travel-friendly, and lightweight design
- Ambidextrous shape – comfortable for left and right hands
- Optical tracking for smooth and precise cursor control
- Compatible with Windows, macOS, Linux & Chrome OS
- Compact keyboard (~36% smaller) including full keys + numpad
- English + Arabic layout for bilingual users
- Smooth, ambidextrous wireless mouse included
- 2.4 GHz plug‑and‑play with up to 10 m wireless range
- 128‑bit AES encryption protects your keystrokes
- Long battery life: ~24 months (keyboard), ~5 months (mouse)
- Spill‑resistant keyboard design
- Recycled plastics in keyboard, mouse & receiver for eco sensitivity
- Compatible with Windows, ChromeOS, and USB‑enabled systems
A Mouse is a hand-held pointing device used to interact with a graphical user interface (GUI) on a computer screen. It is an essential input device for computers, allowing users to move the cursor on the screen, select and drag objects, and perform a range of other functions.
The typical computer mouse consists of a plastic or metal body, one or more buttons, and a scrolling wheel. The body of the mouse usually has a curved shape that fits comfortably in the hand, and the bottom of the mouse is designed with a textured surface that allows it to slide smoothly across a desk or mouse pad.
To use a computer mouse, a user simply moves the device over the desk or mouse pad to move the cursor on the screen. The buttons on the mouse can be clicked to select or interact with objects on the screen, while the scrolling wheel can be used to navigate long documents or web pages.
There are various types of computer mice, including wired and wireless models, gaming mice with customizable buttons and higher sensitivity, trackball mice that operate by rolling a ball with the thumb, and ergonomic mice designed to reduce strain on the hand and wrist.
Overall, the computer mouse is a vital tool for navigating and interacting with the digital world, and continues to be an essential part of modern computing.
